The city of Guangzhou, capital of south China's Guangdong Province introduced a regulation Tuesday to build lactation rooms in public buildings, to encourage breastfeeding.
The regulation requires dedicated lactation spaces be made available in public transport buildings, including railway stations, long-distance passenger stations and airports, and other public places including libraries and museums, shopping centers and hospitals.
Violators will be fined between 20,000 yuan - 50,000 yuan.
The regulation also encourages and supports qualified medical institutions to set up breast milk banks to collect breast milk for premature babies or ill infants in need.
Source: Xinhua
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